Our engine problems are over!

[M.J. Carter]

Here's a laugh. Check out http://www.bergenint.com/ and read about what may
very likely be the worlds first BILLION dollar scam if anyone actually bites
and sends them some big bucks.
On the other hand, they say they'll have their "engines" available in a
year.
Where do I send my money?

M

[dss_q]

Did you notice that for a US$10 million dollar investment you could get 0.5%
holding, or for $5 billion you could get 2% ?

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[Reinerh]

must be mr moellers twin brother

[Rip]

WOW!!! Talk about a completely closed energy cycle!!! Apparently, even
the company runs on nothing but hot air!!!

[Roger Halstead]

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> Here's a laugh. Check out http://www.bergenint.com/ and read about what
may

Another perpetual motion machine, or 100 MPG carb raised from the dead.
Course, they didn't say what size the compressed air tank...That could be
one big honkin' tank. <:-))

--
Roger (K8RI EN73)
WWW.RogerHalstead.com
N833R, World's Oldest Debonair? S#CD-2

[Alex C. Tudoran]

The part I loved the most was that the main engineer was a Theologist and
"60% " of their inspiration came from non engineering sources .... maybe it
works on prayers in an airtank ...

But anyway I pray for them too as they pray on the feebleminded :)

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[Richard Lamb]

"Alex C. Tudoran" wrote:
>
But anyway I pray for them too as they prEy on the feebleminded :)

What a difference one little ol' vowel makes...

[Wee Moose]

>
>"Alex C. Tudoran" wrote:
>>
> But anyway I pray for them too as they prEy on the feebleminded :)

Perhaps its an overgrown CO2 model engine. Currently the smallest weighs 1.3
grams and has powered a RC with a wingspan of about 2.5".

Carl

[Dave O]

weem...@aol.comjunkbloc (Wee Moose) wrote:

>Perhaps its an overgrown CO2 model engine. Currently the smallest weighs 1.3
>grams and has powered a RC with a wingspan of about 2.5".
>
>Carl

I was intrigued so I did some web hopping to find out more about the
CO2 model engines you mention. Now I'm even more intrigued. Clean,
tiny, elegant design. Now you've done it Carl, I'm gonna have to
build a tiny plane that uses one of these tiny engines.

Cheers,

Dave O

[Harry Burns]

An AirHog motor? I bought one of those at Toys-R-Us 20 years ago! The only
problem is having to pump the damn thing up every 0.000002 flight hours.

At least the guy with the "IT" scooter can demonstrate working prototypes.

[daev]

there must be some kind of world record involved here, something akin to a
nearly infinite webspace/content ratio.........someone call Guinness.....not
the record folks, I need a beer after that one!! LOL!!!

daev

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[Orval Fairbairn]

In article <tNGq8.73965$wc6.163...@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com>,
"daev" <mymunge@sbc remove all this and the spaces global.net> wrote:

> http://www.bergenint.com/

It is almost as good as the "International Community Vacuum Satellite
System" some of us dreamed up in the late 1960s. Utilizing the natural
vacuum of space, combined with a geostationary satellite and a VERY
long, flexible tube, we could offer vacuum cleaning to communities
everywhere!

I realize that today is April 3, but, for such schemes, April Fools'
Day is every day!

[Alex C. Tudoran]

Dave, what did u find about CO2 engines ?

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[Wee Moose]

For Dave and others interested in the tiny CO2 engine, they may be purchased
from the following RC club, all profits go to youth activities.

Contact info at:
http://www.eskimo.com/~smallnet/Archive/post405.html

Carl

[Dave O]

"Alex C. Tudoran" <actu...@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:

>Dave, what did u find about CO2 engines ?

Tiny 1 gm and up single cylinder engines, bigger radial engines, and
even a V12. Check it out...

http://www.samsmodels.demon.co.uk/gasparin.html

More pictures here

http://blacksheepsquadron.com/index.htm

Dave O

[Alex C. Tudoran]

they are really tiny ... no mention of power output though ... range or
endurance.
The consumption rate ( fuel burn if you want to ... ) seems quite high.
But I got to give them that ... they are very light.

Cheers,
Al

PS
Somehow I hoped that due to their lightweight design it might be useful to
have one as an EPS should they build one large enough to generate 20 - 60
Kgs of thurst for 10 or so minutes :) ... U can't blame me for dreaming ...
;-)
At first I thought they were at a larger scale and was thinking of a belt
transmission device for my little flying wander to use in case of engine
failure ... but then I read about them again ... was too good to be true ...
oh darn

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[Thomas Nelson]

>>> I looked at there web sight and noticed not one picture of any thing
tanagble ???? resembleing a motor. Sounds like to me he need's to take
his purge tank concept and connect it too his ASS and see if he can
make it turn 7,000-10,000 RPM. BUHHHHALH BUHHHHALH GRIN :-)

T.Nelson